Rivalry for Senate Leadership Post Favors Lodge and Warren
Washington April 20. The Republication party faces a tense leadership contest as long-serving senators retire and a contest narrows to Lodge of Massachusetts versus Warren of Wyoming. Lodge seeks East strong influence, while Warren leverages military and appropriations clout, shaping the party's next generation in the Senate.
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States to regulate railroads in selecting new supreme judges
Washington April 20 Senator Purcell of North Dakota attacked the president and the attorney general in a senate speech on the railroad bill. He warned the court could be transformed to nullify state laws and constitutions and called the proposed court of commerce a vortex of passion and greed. The Pickett conservation bill authorizing withdrawals of public lands for conservation passed the House today.
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Court of Commerce
Burleson Leads Fight to Reform Oleomargarine Law
Representative Burleson of Texas urged repeal of the oleomargarine tax in a House agriculture committee session. He proposed replacing the tax with a license system for manufacturers as part of broader reform for farmers who are mainly butter consumers.
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Denver editor embarks on trek from Denver to Boston for health
Wolmes, editor of the Glenwood Springs Colorado Avalanche and a noted Democratic figure, begins a cross country journey by foot to Boston seeking improved health after an unsatisfactory European tour.
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Another Woman Says Negro Attempted To Assault Her
Mrs. Fred W. Schwender identified James Powell as the man who attacked her at midnight February 24. Powell was confronted in the sheriff's office with Mrs. Schwender viewing him for about five minutes. She later stated she recognized the man who had attacked her. The incident occurred after a dance at the Schwender home near Twenty seventh and Snider streets.
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Trial of Albert Wolter in Ruth Wheeler murder case
New York April 20. Albert Wolter charged with killing Ruth Wheeler by pouring kerosene on her and burning her body in a chimney sits unmoved as jurors view charred fragments. Wheeler’s sister Adelaide identifies clothing and jewelry from the victim and testifies despite a harsh cross examination. Prosecutors press to reconstruct the crime scene while defense aims to show the fire could have started elsewhere.
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Walter
Islanders Stop Business And Schools To Salvage
On April 20 in Eughtown, Scilly islands, normal life halted as wreck salvage operations began. Residents reported ships unloading cargo into the seas while schools closed and people frantically saved cars, furniture, books, and belongings from a disaster at sea and storm damage.
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Papal Nuncio Pignatelli Recalled After Roosevelt Call
Rome dispatches report Monsignore Pignatelli, papal nuncio in Vienna, recalled for his meeting with Col. Roosevelt in Vienna. The Pope also orders Father Jahnsen, Belgian modernist, to resign and retire to a monastery for three months. Roosevelt’s visit included receptions in Paris and Vienna as he toured Europe by rail.
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Wool Warehouse Aims to Cut Middlemen Profits
Sheridan Wyoming April 20 In an address J Cosgriff president of the National Wool Warehouse Storage Co outlined aims to eliminate dealers profits and deal directly with consumers in Beaton and eastern markets He spoke on improving wool quality using paper fibre ties and soluble paint to brand sheep and separate tagged wool warehouses to store fleeces and stabilize prices amid dealer opposition.
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National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co
Beaton
Testimony on Hyde Case Reveals Grand Jury Details
Notes from the grand jury in the Hyde murder case report doctors and state witnesses including Dr Waller Hayes and Dr Haines. Frank Walsh, defense counsel, threatened with perjury prosecution over cyanide findings while Miss Pearl Keller described the death chamber scene and Hyde's attempt to influence an administrator for Colonel Swope's estate.
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Swindlers Pull Americans Into Sham Art Trade
Paris reports reveal Count de Gatlkny and the countess in Tours for alleged misrepresentation of paintings and antique furniture bought by Mrs. Charles H. Paine of Boston. Rochéfort warns that 80 percent of Rembrandts in America may be counterfeit or copied, urging scrutiny by foreign buyers and collectors.
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